Tough cotton season brings bugs to watch in late season
The 1986 cotton year faces heavy insect pressure with lugus mite and aphid problems and bollworm risk. Mite control harms beneficial insects, raising recurrences. sulfur dust may help when aerial propargite or dicofol fail. Watch for bollworm eggs and worms, and monitor resistance and beneficial insect recovery.
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Cooperative Extension
Norris Road
Cooperative Extension Office
Shafter High Volleyball Practice Set for August 18
Shafter High announces official volleyball practice for all teams starting Monday August 18 at 9 a.m. in the SHS gym. All players through senior year must report, and a physical is required before practice. Physical forms available at the Health or Finance Office. questions to Mrs Shoenhair at 8721654.
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Shafter High School
SHS
Health Or Finance
Confidential AIDS virus antibody testing in Kern County
Leon M Hebertson MD Kern County director of Public Health Services urges exposure victims to use confidential HTLV III antibody testing offered by the Kern County Health Department. The test detects antibodies, not current infection or future disease. Tests are free and anonymous with follow up as needed. clinic schedule lists times at 1700 Flower Street Bakersfield and a helpline at (805) 861-3651.
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Leon M. Hebertson
M.D. Kern County
Ld.s
Kern County Health Department
A.ld.s
Health Department
Flower Street
Bakersfield
A.L.D.S
Tree loss evaluation and claims guide for homeowners
A UC Cooperative Extension guide outlines valuing high value trees before loss and methods to claim compensation. It covers replacement cost calculations, trunk measurements, estimates from nurseries, and repair options such as cabling and fertilization, plus how to order publication 21418 for $1.
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Larry Costello
University of California Cooperative Extension Farm
San Mateo
San Francisco
Costello
University of California Cooperative Extension
Cooperative Extension
Uc-Anr Publications
San Pablo Ave
Oakland
Why leaves appear green and how color works in light
The article explains why chlorophyll makes leaves green by reflecting green wavelengths while absorbing others. It describes additive and subtractive color, pigment behavior, and how light receptors in the eye interpret combined signals into colors like yellow and green.
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Joe Jeffers
Schwartz and Boroquez wed in Bakersfield vows
Ray Schwartz of Shafter and Yolanda Boroquez of Mexicali Mexico married July 25 1986 in Bakersfield. The couple and children Eli 4 and Aime 2 will reside in Shafter.
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Ray Schwartz
Shafter
Yolanda Boroquez
Mexicali
Mexico
Bakersfield
Eli
Aime
Bakersfield Event Listings Sprint Through August
Local calendar items include Perlman and Nagel exhibits in Bakersfield, bus tours with Previn, Popsicle Poll for kids across the country, Rosewood cinema nights, Civil War reenactment at Fort Tejon, Ice Capades in Bakersfield, Tipsy Gypsy Ball Dance, Silverado movie, Crime Prevention Fair at Kern County Fairgrounds, Foothill Country Music Festival in Angels Camp, Return of the Jedi at Rosewood, and Kern County Fair highlights with major performers listed.
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Perlman
Bedford Gallery
Patrick Nagel
Niles Street
Bakersfield
Previn
Six Flags Magic Mountain
Emerald
Rosewood
New Stine
Fort Tejon State Historical Park
Bakersfield Civic Auditorium
Kathryn Sloan
The
Mavericks
Dante Hall
Wilson Road
Bill Burton
Billie LeBleu
Silverado
Showtime
Kern County Fairgrounds
South P Street
Calaveras County
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Dick Moon
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Angels Camp
Rose Maddox
Nashville
Western States Country Music Association
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San Andreas
Kern County Fair
Oak Ridge Boys
Beach Boys
Mr. Mister
David Copperfield
George Strait
Forrester Sisters
America
OORAY
Lorna Wighton
John Dowding
M.C
MasterCard
Visa Rumen
CMVIE
Remiyim
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